Aipolicy.data

[343]

Ok, I am thinking about fixing this:

http://forum.ragezone.com/f452/help-...d-chat-772593/

for my next release 'update'

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I have not really worked with AIpolicy before, and noticed there is one server side, and one client side. I was wondering (if anyone knows for SURE) -- is this like elements (client and server side are different files [physically]), or is it like gshop (server and client are physically the same exact file) ???

Any insight would be appreciated, so maybe I can squeeze this into my next 'update'

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If I didn't know any better I'd say it's not even required client side. I know it's required server side, because GS.CONF 'calls for it'. The only thing that makes me think it may be (or is) required client side is the fact that the 'official' PWi client has aipolicy.data in the elements/data directory =\

Now if it is required server and client side, the only thing left that's really important for me to know is as asked above. Are they the same (like gshop), or are they different (like elements) ???

[MentaL]

[crxfreak]

I used the JadeEditor 0 8 zip that Avalanche suggested in the post you quoted and put it just on server side. I went through the list and changed the text referenced by cybernext. The result was what I wanted, the spam in world chat is now only in common. I did this for the chat from the Nirvana bosses as well as the FC bosses.

[343]

Thanks for the input, so you only edited the server side and it now works :) ???

[crxfreak]

Yes I only edited server side and it puts it all to common instead of spamming WC

[343]

Ok, I now have this fixed -- and will surely be a part of my next 'update' :D

Thanks for pointing it out to me

[Romulan]

Aipolicy.data is useless on client side... You can even delete it and the game launch fine

world2 client doesn't have that file btw.

[loko9988]

not used pwi Ai. corrupt :(

[tbnanubis]

aipolicy on client side is for public counters only, which our client does not support anyways.

[Romulan]

aipolicy on client side is for public counters only, which our client does not support anyways.

That explain why aipolicy.data is not needed for client 1.3.6 and world2 client. Thx for the infos

[343]

Thank you for all the replies, the issue at hand has been fixed for my next 'release' 'update' :)